Master Appliance
Master Appliance MT-70 Butane Welding Torch 2500 F
Butane-powered micro torch reaches 2500 F for precision soldering, heat-shrink work and jewellery tasks
- TypeWelding Supplies
- Butane power delivers a 2500 F flame for high-heat tasks
- Trigger ignition gives instant pinpoint flame control
- Refillable built-in tank removes the need for disposable canisters
- Removable base allows stable hands-free bench work
- Versatile torch solders, shrinks tubing and fuses silver wire
Triggertorch for precision heat work
The Master Appliance MT-70 is a palm-sized butane torch built for pinpoint flame control. It serves technicians, hobbyists and jewellers who need a portable heat source for soldering, desoldering, heat-shrink tubing and specialty connector termination. The self-contained design includes a built-in refillable fuel tank and a removable base for stable bench use.
Flame temperature and runtime
The torch produces an approximate flame temperature of 2500 F, sufficient to heat materials, ignite substrates and fuse silver wire or clay. Butane fueling means there is no electrical cord or compressor to manage, so operation stays quiet and free of vibration. The refillable tank lets the user top up fuel between jobs without replacing cartridges.
Integration into a mobile toolkit
Because the MT-70 carries its own fuel supply, it frees the user from power outlets and air lines when working in tight enclosures or at remote sites. The removable base allows the torch to stand upright on a bench for hands-free tasks, then detach for handheld precision. Buyers who need a continuous high-volume flame for heavy fabrication should consider a larger stationary system.
Highlights
- Butane power delivers a 2500 F flame for high-heat tasks
- Trigger ignition gives instant pinpoint flame control
- Refillable built-in tank removes the need for disposable canisters
- Removable base allows stable hands-free bench work
- Versatile torch solders, shrinks tubing and fuses silver wire
Specifications
| Brand | Master Appliance |
|---|---|
| Model | MT-70 |
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
How do I refill the built-in fuel tank on the MT-70, and what step do people miss?
Invert the torch, press a butane canister nozzle firmly into the fill valve until liquid spurts back, then wait two minutes for vapour pressure to stabilise before lighting.
Which part of the MT-70 will need replacement first with regular use?
The piezo ignition electrode wears out after many cycles; keep a spare striker handy for reliable starts.
At roughly 2500 F flame temperature, what limit appears first during a long soldering session?
The small butane reservoir empties in about twenty minutes of continuous burning, so plan refill breaks for bigger jobs.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



